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Amid Anti‑DEI Backlash, Black History Centennial Sparks Educational Push

The 100th anniversary of Black History Month has galvanized educators and activists amid federal rollbacks. New resources—including a graphic novel on Opal Lee and a four‑essay book on the legacy of Black History Month—offer tools for preserving truthful, accessible Black history.

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The Conversation Is Now Open Feb 13
Seattle immigration case involving 6‑year‑old highlights due‑process concerns reverberating into Southwest Washington Feb 13
St. Helens Teen Pleads Not Guilty to Federal Domestic Terrorism Charges in Alleged Plot Targeting ICE Agents Feb 13
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